Every event we are following, compiled from the outlets that reported it
The devastating Bhotekoshi flood, which displaced 50,000 people, has laid bare technical failures and missing cross-border data links in Nepal's early warning network.
Motorable and suspension bridges across Bajura and Darchula sit stranded or stalled due to unbuilt approach roads, land compensation disputes, and hydropower reservoir planning.
Former lawmaker Ghanendra Basnet and Rastriya Janamorcha treasurer Madhu Kumar Chhetri passed away on Wednesday following prolonged battles with cancer.
Following catastrophic flash floods in Rasuwa, Prime Minister Balendra Shah and civil society groups demand international loss-and-damage compensation as existing climate funds fall short.
A central pillar of the Dodhara Chandani suspension bridge over the Mahakali River collapsed on Wednesday morning following heavy flooding, cutting pedestrian access between Dodhara Chandani and Bhimdattanagar.
Women across Nepal's Tarai-Madhes and Tharu communities have begun the austere Jitiya fast, observing ancestral rites, traditional feasts, and an unbroken waterless fast for their children's wellbeing.
Upgrades on the Muglin–Pokhara Highway western stretch are slated for November completion, while northern tracks reopen to Rasuwa and officials weigh parallel river corridors along the Prithvi Highway.
A government-appointed task force led by Dr. Pradeep KC will draft a three-month action plan to resolve raw material shortages and ramp up medicine production at Singha Durbar Vaidya Khana.
A proposed amendment to reproductive health laws would expand paid maternity leave to six months and paternity leave to 42 days across public and private sectors.
Nepal welcomed 88,248 foreign tourists in September 2026, up 12.1 percent year-on-year, driven by surges from China and South Asia despite downturns in Western markets.
Simkot has experienced its heaviest rainfall since 1978 as late-monsoon downpours and unseasonal snow sever Humla's link to the northern border and push Karnali's disaster death toll to 10.
Nepali folk-rock band Nepathya will perform at Dubai's The Agenda on October 4, pledging a portion of proceeds to flood victims following a packed arena concert in South Korea.
A deepening LPG shortage driven by road disruptions and Middle East tensions has pushed consumers toward induction stoves, while the Nepal Oil Corporation freezes retail fuel prices despite surging import costs.
Nepal Rastra Bank has eliminated fixed distribution periods for festive banknotes, providing new and clean currency through normal banking counters and branch networks ahead of Dashain.
Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle has urged the AIIB and the Qatari government to support flood rehabilitation and finance major transport and hydropower projects.
Communications Minister Dr. Bikram Timilsina outlined upcoming legislation to combat social media abuse and unveiled sweeping 4G and power backup upgrades for Nepal Telecom.
The parliamentary Finance Committee has directed the government to table a new securities bill to overhaul capital market oversight, even as secondary market trading closed lower on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah met with 17 engineer lawmakers at Singha Durbar on Wednesday, calling for technical input on industrial policy and lawmaking while his office rebutted claims of ranking MPs.
Schools across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, and Chitwan are setting up makeshift classrooms and clearing thick silt after monsoon floods washed away campuses and left hundreds of pupils unaccounted for.
The Sikta Irrigation Project is acquiring land to expand branch canals in Banke, while newly built Rapti River embankments protect nearby communities from flooding.
Local entrepreneurs in Rupandehi are pressing the government to resume regular international flights at Gautam Buddha International Airport, where operations have stalled since March.
Motorable bridges spanning the Sunkoshi River in Kavrepalanchok and Udayapur remain stranded after years of contractor delays, forcing tens of thousands of residents to endure hazardous detours and seasonal isolation.
Nepal’s House of Representatives has granted unanimous preliminary approval to two key measures: an amendment addressing social security and the rights of women, children, and sexual minorities, and a bill enhancing protections for healthcare workers and medical facilities. Minister Sita Badi and Health Minister Nisha Mehta presented the respective bills, with lawmakers urging safeguards for vulnerable groups' allowances and demanding remedies for patient grievances alongside protections against attacks on medical staff.
Franchises in the Nepal Premier League are finalising their squads and off-field partnerships ahead of the tournament's third season, set to begin on October 26. Janakpur Bolts confirmed the signing of former England all-rounder Moeen Ali as their fourth foreign player, joining overseas recruits Jimmy Neesham, Iftikhar Ahmed, and captain Harmeet Singh, according to reports from Annapurna Post and Nagarik News.
